masri, the vice speaker of the parliament. the representatives continue to review the details of the next year's budget bill in their agenda, in addition to the permission of the parliament to public companies to publish. 300,000 billion bonds were given to the municipalities to issue 30,000 billion tomans worth of financial bonds for the development of the country's public transportation, but now mr. zare, the spokesperson of the integration commission , is here in front of the news network camera to tell us the details of today's approvals. hello mr. zare. please tell me about the most important resolutions of today's public hall of the majlis. as you explained, the government has predicted 600 thousand billion tomans for budget investment through state-owned companies, that amount of 30 thousand billion tomans 13 thousand billion tomans became 90 thousand billion tomans, that is 15% of this 600 thousand billion tomans that the company government companies to issue islamic financial bonds with repayment of the principal and

iman el masri was pregnant when the war began. the conflict forced iman, her husband and their five children to move three times. most recently to a school in derral balah, just days after she gave birth to four babies. she explains why it's been a difficult journey. living here was difficult, going up and down the stairs was more of a burden than the distance i had to walk. the atmosphere here was not suitable because of the smoke from the fire, the lack of bathrooms and the lack of water. all of this had an... impact on me, on the children who were in my womb and on my young children, it was an atmosphere of pollution and filth, and they suffered from diarrhea and are still suffering from it. there is a shortage of diapers, milk, and wet wipes are not available. all children's necessities are not available, including clothing, warmth or a bed. the entire place is not suitable for children, and there is no money even to buy diapers, milk or anything. moving on with the discussion with my guest shebby rasby here in the studio with

iman el masri was pregnant when the war began. the conflict forced iman, her husband and their five children to move three times. was most recently to a school in derral balah, just days after she gave birth to four babies. she explains why it's been a difficult journey. living here was difficult, going up and down the stairs was more of a burden than the distance had to walk. the atmosphere here was not suitable because of the smoke from the fire, the lack of bathrooms and the lack of water. all of this had impact on me, on the children who were in my womb and on my young children. it was an atmosphere of pollution and filth, and they suffered from diarrhea and are still suffering from it. there is a shortage of diapers, milk, and wet wipes are not available. all children's necessities are not available, including clothing, warmth, or a bed. the entire place is not suitable for children, and there is no money even to buy diapers, milk or anything. moving on with the discussion with my guest shebby rasvy here in the studio with me